School Psychologist | Columbia, South Carolina

Step into a pivotal role supporting students academic achievement and well-being as a school psychologist in a collaborative educational setting. This full-time, onsite contract position runs from August 6, 2026, to May 27, 2027, and involves comprehensive psychological services with a focus on students learning and mental health. You will contribute your expertise across a diverse caseload, collaborating with colleagues, families, and community agencies to create positive outcomes for children.

• Masters degree in school psychology
• At least two years of experience as a school psychologist intern or equivalent
• Valid state certification as a School Psychologist
• Strong analytical, communication, and organizational skills
• Proficiency in conducting psycho educational assessments and reporting findings
• Ability to collaborate effectively with multidisciplinary teams, parents, and community professionals
• Comfortable operating standard office technology, including computers and phones

• Conduct thorough psycho educational evaluations, interpreting test results and presenting findings to stakeholders
• Provide individual and group counseling services to students in support of their mental health and social adjustment
• Observe student behaviors, analyze data, and synthesize input from teachers, parents, and medical professionals
• Collaborate in IEP teams and student assessment meetings; help develop interventions and behavioral strategies
• Facilitate crisis intervention and coordinate with external agencies as needed
• Prepare detailed records, psychological reports, and Medicaid reimbursement documentation
• Keep current on relevant professional developments and legislative updates
• Participate in staff and parent in-service education

This opportunity offers the chance to impact student success, develop strong professional relationships, and grow your career in a supportive school environment. Motivated, compassionate professionals are encouraged to take the next steps and help foster resilience and academic achievement for all students.